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[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Quetzalcoatl:
I didn't want to believe it was my 2wire modem but I already had a wireless access point on the way because my laptop had trouble connecting and as soon as I set up the wireless bridge I connected my phone to the bridge with no problem. I couldn't get my evo to connect to my 2wire even when I had it right next to the damn thing. It drove me nuts lol
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] nirurin:
Hi, just a quicky...

Ive been wanting to start mwking some notes, and usually id use evernote... but preferably id like to be able to use white text on a black background (which evernote cant do).

In fact no apps seem capable of this. However I did wonder if it was possible to get an "inverted" version of google drive? I only ask as im on redemption rom, which includes a couple other inverted google apps.. or an inverted evernote maybe, if such a thing is possible.

I have seen on other forums links to old versions of google drive, couldnt find anything current though unfortunately... thought id ask around on here for help :)

Ps. I did try and use the "negative colours" option... which works on the background and text but also makes the keyboard unbearable and other parts of the UI annoyingly-coloured...

Thanks for any help :)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Axel_:
Sv: Inverted Google Drive.. or evernote?

There's two way of solving this. The first is to use SNote with a black background, no problems really (to make a black background, search the web or creating a picture that's all black and use that as background). The second way is to get a decent note app like LectureNotes where you can select "enable blackboard mode") under handling to get exactly what you want. You can also use black background and create white custom pens, that might be easier if you like to have some regular notes as well.

The third way is to check among the widgets after "negative colors" (stock widget), this widget does just what it says and you can use any program since everything white turns black and the other way around.

Hope this helped!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] nirurin:
I already tried the "negative colours" stock widget... but the negative colours doesnt just turn black-white and white-black... it also converts all the other colours on the screen, which makes the keyboard a wierd bright yellow colour and the menus ... well, just annoying. more distracting than leaving things default!

I didn't consider trying SNote and making a black background, it would be a good idea in theory as I already have SNote... but I needed the ability to save my notes in the cloud, so that I can access them from the laptop easily (hence my usual program being evernote, I have a lot of notes on there. Just a shame the evernote android app doesnt support theming or blackboard).

.....

Ok well I just doeble checked this, and it turns out SNote has the ability to sync to evernote directly.... Im not sure how I managed to miss that, it was certainly kept pretty quiet lol. Seems it will synch to google docs as well, which is less surprising.

Seeing as I already have lots of evernote notes, I may try that first and see what happens.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] Axel_:
Sv: Inverted Google Drive.. or evernote?

In LectureNotes you have the ability to select where to save the notebooks, I'm not sure if Dropbox for Android is working like the PC version where Dropbox is keeping track of everything stored in a specific folder though. You can also backup to Dropbox, however I'm not sure if that's a one time backup or some continuous operation. I think you can select how often it should do this backup, but it's not that "everything, everywhere" experience I assume you're looking for.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] nirurin:
Yeh, both lecturenotes and SNote allow for exporting to evernote or dropbox...

but lecturenotes only does it as non-editable .png images. Which is just useless, makes me wonder why people like this app so much :/

SNote does allow for exporting as text, which is at least a start. BUT you cant then import them back.

Seems like I'm stuck with using evernote. Its a good program, just a shame about the lack of customisation.
[General Topics] 0bscuridad:
So I cut down a Mini SIM from T Mobile, and made it a Micro SIM, it works fine on the old phone I used to carry, but on my new Unlocked Samsung Note 2 from AT&T I get connected to the network, ( T Mobile ) but I'm not allowed to access the network or make any calls ( Emergency calls only ), is it possible that the phone is rejecting the cut down card? or should the phone work just fine?

P.S. The phone works fine with a Micro SIM from AT&T ( tested ).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frolik008:
Hello everyone,

I am thinking to purchase at&t or T-mobile samsung galaxy S3, samsung galaxy s3 mini, iphone 4, 4s or 5 immediately before I go back to my homeland. I know these samsung galaxy S3 and iphone support HSDPA network. My homeland has only WCDMA 2100MHz network. My question is will these galaxy S3 or iphone works on WCDMA 2100 Mhz network. Thanks in advance.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sashank:
HSDPA is the data connection protocol for 3G networks. WCDMA is what 3G is called, and 2100 MHz is the frequency. You need to look at a full specification list for the carrier variant of the phone you want, and check that it supports 2100 MHz frequency band. You'll see this info and supported 2G and 3G bands right at the top of the specification list in GSMarena. If the phone supports 2100 MHz, then it will work in your country. HSDPA/HSUPA is to WCDMA as GPRS/EDGE is to 2G GSM networks. They are just data protocols. You need to look at the bandwidth specifications.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Droidz:
So I just bought my Note 2 from ATT and when I got home I noticed that the capacitive buttons work but don't light up no matter what I try. I went to settings switched it to always on. And even reset the entire phone in the stock recovery. Any suggestions as to what I should do?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrevankyle:
Not 100% sure but if they never worked even on stock it seems like a hardware problem
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] onesikpuppy:
Go into Settings>Display>Touch key light duration > adjust to what you want.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] zacharyt86:
I had the exact same problem after the December multi window update, was completely stock and not rooted. Rooted it and installed the CleanRom AT&T SE ROM and haven't had the issue since.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Droidz:
Come to think of it, I first thing I did was update the phone out of the box to the multi Window update.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Clayd0h:
ClockworkMod restore stuck on "Restoring boot image...", need help fixing it

Alright, I tried flashing MIUI, and I couldnt restore my contacts through Titanium backup, so I just decided to restore to a nandroid backup i had, but whenever I try to restore, it says

Checking MD5 Sums...

Erasing boot before restore...

Restoring boot image...

and then it wont do anything else. I really need help on this, so a speedy reply would be appreciated.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] norbarb:
Re: ClockworkMod restore stuck on "Restoring boot image...", need help fixing it

How long did you wait? This process may take long as up to 5-7 min.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Clayd0h:
Well it was stuck for about 25 minutes so I just gave up and flashed back to stock. Thanks for the reply though.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] speakerstick:
Hi, my Nook's screen is freezing sometimes I don't know why, maybe because I'm trying to use an app an then it goes to the home screen and it freezes, so then I can't use any button on the screen and the power/volume buttons either. So then I hold the power button a few seconds and it turns off, then I turn it on again.

But I don't know what's happening.

:confused:
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leapinlar:
You need to give more info. What ROM are you running and on internal or SD?

Sent from my HD+ running CM10 on SD with XDA Premium
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] speakerstick:
Hi, sorry I forgot to say it, I'm using CyanogenMod 7, and I'm running it on the internal memory.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leapinlar:
I think you are right, it is an app you have installed. CM7 is very stable and does not freeze like that on it's own, especially on internal memory. The only thing I can suggest is to start removing apps till it quits doing that. Maybe booting to CWM and wiping dalvik-cache and fixing permissions.

Sent from my HD+ running CM10 on SD with XDA Premium
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] speakerstick:
Thank you, I'll try it, also; you're helping me a lot!

You helped me on my other post (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2091393)

You're an expert!

:p
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] speakerstick:
Do you think is my antivirus? I'm using Kaspersky lite.

Also, wich one do you recomend?
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leapinlar:
Anti virus on your nook? Most people don't use anti virus. I have not heard of any viruses for android. I would maybe suspect that.

Sent with XDA Premium from my Nook HD+ running CM10 on SD
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] footpoet:
Frozen screen Nook simple touch

my nook simple touch worked properly for a month but then the screen

freezed, it does not respond ever. I tried to reset it many times and waited for 20 secs holding the power butter, still not a change.

when i plug the usb to my laptop, it does not run the nook, i cannot see it on my directory.

i tried this with some other laptops, still same.

I hope anyone can help me..
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leapinlar:
This is a Nook Color thread, not Nook Simple Touch. You might get better response posting in a NST thread.

Sent from my Nook HD+ running CM10.1 on emmc.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] MouseTheLuckyDog:
My sister is ( finally ) getting me a Note as a bday+Christmas present.

She stopped at several stores and they told her they only stock the 16G.

The reason is that nobody is buying the 32G. If they want 32G they are buying the 16G and a 16G microSD card, since it is cheaper.

To me it seems to be a nobrainer to get the 32G ( buy as much as you can ) so I'm a bit surprised that people are thinking that way.

Which is the better approach? Ok I know that with 32G you always get 16G more. but aside from that. ( I hope you understand what I'm saying here. )
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] txtmikhail:
16gb version is better.. look at the math..

16gb note 10.1 - $500

32gb note 10.1 - $550

16gb micro sd - $14

http://www.amazon.com/Sandisk-16GB-MicroSDHC-Memory-Class/dp/B001F7AJKI

32gb micro sd - $23

http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Mobile-microSDHC-Memory-SDSDQ-032G-AFFP/dp/B007KFXIDE/ref=pd_cp_e_2

64gb micro sd - $59

http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Micro...358744080&sr=1-1&keywords=64+gb+micro+sd+card
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] MouseTheLuckyDog:
I must say that I posted on xda--developers instead of some other forum because I expect a more intelligent answer. This is an answer that is worthy of a cnet forum or something like androidforums.com.

Your answer is correct only if two conditions are true. The quality of the memory on the card is the same as the quality of the internal memory. If it's less, then you have to go with more expensive higher quality cards which gainsays your whole argument.

The second condition is that to a user has the same "experience"[1] using a 32G tablet and a 16G tablet +16G card. If there are differences in the experience then people will find one or the other better to use.

It is the second condition that my question was addressing.

[1] Sorry to all readers, I really hate that word when used to talk about computer use, but can you show me another which works as well here?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] txtmikhail:
Space is space.. why pay $50 more for 16gb when u could have 64gb.. its a tablet not a computer.. you will not need a high class card unless you plan of some 1080 video recording or some blu-ray movie watching.. Most cards on the Market except cheap china memory cards will get the job done.. space is more important than speed when using a mobile device... I gave you my opinion and if its not what u looking for than what are you looking for? 16gb is enough space for games and apps.. Use your sd card slot for music and movies
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] asdfuogh:
For what I use my tablet for, I have not found a difference in "experience" when retrieving files from my external micro sd compared to my internal sd. That is, from low quality videos to pdfs, I have not found any decrease in performance comparing the two different sources. In addition, I actually use dropbox and google drive a lot more now, just because it came with 50gb in dropbox, and I store a lot of documents in drive because I was getting annoyed at retrieving them from tablet to desktop to phone for a quick reference.

I am using a 16gb tablet + a 32 gb card (Sandisk.. I think it's class 4 or class 6).

Basically, what I would say is that a 32gb tablet is always better if you don't mind throwing in extra money because you never know when you might want that extra 16gb. However, it isn't necessary if you have a good wifi connection in locations you normally use it (for example, my apartment has great wifi, and my university has great..ish wifi), or if you don't have a bajillion ultimate HD videos to store on your device. In any case, I got a 16gb because there isn't a wifi 32gb white version. I mean, who in their right mind would pick the gray :D ?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] MouseTheLuckyDog:
I'm sorry, but I am not justg talking about the experience when "retrieving files". For example the "memory"[1] is used during booting. It's used for swap. It's used to store applications and configuration files. With some of the things it is probably not important. The thing is that I am not that familiar with android and if I was I would already know the answer and not have to ask. (Sorry forgot to add this in the original version. ) One way to think of this question is: is there a circumstance where the tab is likely to say ( with the 16G and not the 32G ): "I'm sorry SDave. I can't do that because you've run out of internal memory. I don't care that you have an external 500G HD attachded. I can only do that with internal memory." [2]

Put another way, if I were told by a friend that he was buying a desktop which came with an unremovable hard drive and only one slot/port to which he could add a second hard, and if that friend then asked how big of an internal hard drivwe should he get. I would probably answer get as big as your circumstances allow. But is that the same answer for an android tablet?.

Who in their right mind would pick "Apple White"?

[1] Again a stupid word. It's a hard drive, or rather a SSD not really "memory".

[2] OK. It's late and I am getting a bit loopy but you get the question.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] klau1:
It's very clear the OP Is looking for a convincing answer to persaude his sister into buying him the 32 GB.

As others here have correctly explained, besides more storage, which could be had cheaper in form of SD Cards, there is very little technical advantage to the 32GB.

Ask yourself what answer you'd be looking for if it you were getting it with Your own money.

Be grateful, you will be happier.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Riki1kenobi:
Way I see it is this. You want a Note 10.1, You ain't paying for it, get the one your sister can afford. If money is NO problem get the 32gb note3g. If money is tight, get the 16gb and get a 32gb card.

Technically the ONLY difference between wifi devices is the storage.

IF I were to buy another note I would get the 32 Gig 3g one, purely and simply due to portability (I don't like tethering when out and about, drains phone battery too quickly). Colour wise, I don't have a preference. But since the white one would be going to my OH I would probably get a grey to differentiate.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] asdfuogh:
All right. So, my point was that I didn't encounter any trouble with my 16gb one based on my location and uses as listed, and I've never had such "I'm sorry, Dave, I cannot allow you to do that" moments on my previous tablet which was also a 16gb + 32gb microsd chip.

Again, for my personal uses, I've never found a need for more than 16gb (I've always had about 5-10gb free if I clear my download folders after I transfer files). So, yes, it does sound like you want some excuse for the extra 16gb. If that is the case, then just think of it as a just-in-case-you-need-more-than 16+64gb of storage and online storage isn't an option.

As for you calling it Apple-white.. , tell me, sir, what color pray tell is that!? THAT IS RIGHT! Apple-gray! Just like the evil 32gb wifi note tablet! (Actually, the reason why I like white for this tablet is because it is a plastic build and shiny white doesn't look bad compared to a plastic shiny gray to me. However, when I saw the gray one in store, it actually wasn't as bad as the pictures look..)
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] MouseTheLuckyDog:
1) My sister has already agreed to get me the 32G model.

2) I've offered to pay her the difference. She doesn't want it.

3) I've tried to explain why I want the 32G. several times. She says that she doesn't care. The last few times she started getting huffy about it. So I stopped trying to explain. Hey I'm a geek that knows when to tone down the geekiness.

The thing is that my sister has stopped at several stores, and they all told her they stopped stocking the 32G because no one wanted it and they gave her the 16G+16G card story. I later called several stores and they told me they only had the 16G in stock but didn't give me the story.

She is averse to buying things online, but said she will special order it. I assured her that I wasn't in that great a hurry. So every thing is hunky dunky.

I would buy the 32G from NewEgg and not jump through the hoops she has.

Now don't you feel stupid for to paraphrase Arthur Conan Doyle ":theorizing before you had the facts"?

Instead of telling us the technical advantages are little.why don't you tell us the technical advantages and let us decide for ourselves?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] elzeus:
32gb with 32gb microsd :). 16gb has like 11gb to start with when after the os etc. 3 hd movies 2gb music and some apps and you're full.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Markhypnosis:
What every one is trying to say is....if money is no concern then get the 32gb model, obviously it is better to have more internal storage coupled with a decent card. And that if money is a concern, then it would be cheaper to buy the 16gb model and get a 16 or 32gb card. Essentially with the 32gb model you are paying 50 more for the extra 16gb, whereas a 16gb card is only 20.

I've had the 16gb version since end of November, installed loads of apps and still have 8gb left.....and I don't even have a memory card yet.

So.....money no object get the 32gb.

Money matters.....get 16gb + 16 or 32gb card.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] MouseTheLuckyDog:
First let me thank you for giving me a chance to get this thread back on track. When some arrogant fool says something foolish I tend to engage.

Bigger fool I for that. ( 10 points if you get the literary reference. )

The thing is not the money. The thing is that she hates online shopping and the clerks at the BestBuys, Walmarts etc told her they don't stock 32G ( not sure they were telling the truth though--when I called one they told me they stocked them but were out ). They siad it was because everyone was buying the !^G+ 16G card. They implied that that was a better way to go because it was cheaper.

This runs contrary to my instinct. If a friend told me he could buy a computer with a !T drive or one with a 500G drive and he could by an extra 500G drive, I would tell him to buy the 1T computer even if the other one was cheaper. ( Unless it was like well $250 cheaper or something like that. ) My understanding is that this logic is even more compelling for tablets. So I might be misunderstanding something, and I thought I would ask here, to clarify my insight.

Well I would refuse the 3g part because I refuse gto carry any kind of cell phone :).

The color I was just joking about.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] zardoz99:
Nobody has yet picked up on the most basic of issues... Sigh...

The external SD card CANNOT be used for applications and in most cases "game data".

It can only be used for storage of media files and for archival purposes, such as backups. You CANNOT move any applications to it unless you are prepared to root the tablet and make significant changes to the way it works.

Go for the 32GB if you can get hold of it and she can afford it. Amazon UK sell the 32GB version but only in the WiFi version, not the 3G version.

Z.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] MouseTheLuckyDog:
Let me try to differ politely. This is not what txtmikhail, klau1 and asdfuogh ( though asdfuogh has not said it as forcefully as the other two ) have said. They have said that there is no significant difference between the 32G and 16G+16G card so the a6+a6 way is always better because it is cheaper.

This is also what some store clerks were implying.

My understanding is closer to what you said, buy the biggest model that you can afford.

That is why i posted, because I was not sure whether the clerks were lying or my understanding was wrong.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Stoney60:
3G doesn't make it a phone! It makes it connectable (usable) where there's no hotspot or in your case a phone to tether it to.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] MouseTheLuckyDog:
My bad.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] Riki1kenobi:
On first point be thankful of a very nice sister ;)

On point 2, there are NO technical differences. They are exactly the same tablet, just with more storage. Hope this clears it up.

As some will say, it depends on what you use it for. Gaming will eat up 16gig quickly. However, always remember to clear the cache for apps often. I freed up just under a gig by clearing the cache earlier. Apps like Google plus and Currents are cache hogs. Over 300mb between them.

Enjoy your new tab :good:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] midas69:
I have the 32GB. I'm hardly a power user and I only have 11GB free of main memory. Obviously the 16GB would never have been enough for me. I have all my backups, music and video on the SD card, so none of that space is taken up with those. I suspect it's mostly extra game data from Gameloft and EA games that are installed.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] ExploreMN:
So much debate over something so simple. Color me impressed! Internal storage is faster than external (SD card) storage. If you plan to load a lot of high end games and such (eg Bard's Tale alone is 3.5GB...throw in some Modern Combat and a couple others and you're done), you'll want the 32GB model. IN ADDITION, if you want greater overall storage then a 32GB gives you the potential of 96GB when paired with a 64GB card.

There really isn't much more to it than that.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] richjt92:
32GB vs. 16GB

I can't agree more with the above statement by midas69. I bought the WiFi 32GB model and put a 64 GB card in it and I am extremely happy. Think of it like a laptop you cannot upgrade....Pay the most you can afford for longevity of the device for your use.

I found that I could open up storage space with clearing the caches and then once you root it and install a ROM with all the bloatware removed you will free up a lot of space...

Give you sister a Big Hug!!!
[Galaxy Note 10.1 General] midas69:
One more thing to add to the discussion...

The upgrade from 16 to 32GB is actually cheaper on the Note 10.1 than on most other devices. Check almost any other tablet and that upgrade will cost you $100. On the Note 10.1 it's only a $50 upcharge.